DOING Tyre Plastic Pyrolysis Plant

How do you choose a waste tire pyrolysis plant manufacturer for a large-scale project?

If you are planning a 20–50+ TPD waste tire pyrolysis project, equipment price should not be the only factor you compare.

Before signing a contract, check these 7 points:

1. Manufacturer experience
Does the supplier have operating projects at a similar capacity?

2. Pyrolysis technology
Check continuous feeding, sealing, coking prevention, condensation and automatic control.

3. Manufacturing capability
Can the manufacturer actually produce and inspect the key equipment in its own factory?

4. Reference projects
Ask for projects with similar capacity, feedstock and process configuration.

5. After-sales support
Check installation, commissioning, operator training, spare parts and technical support.

6. Environmental compliance
Ask for emission-testing documentation and details of the proposed flue-gas treatment system.

7. Total cost of ownership
Look beyond the equipment price. Consider oil recovery, energy, labor, maintenance, downtime and byproduct value.

For example, DOING ECO has supplied large-scale waste tire pyrolysis projects, including 50 TPD continuous projects in China, India and Russia.

One question every buyer should ask a manufacturer:

“Can you show me an operating project similar to mine and provide enough data for me to verify its performance?”

What would you check first when choosing a pyrolysis plant manufacturer: project experience, technology, price or after-sales support?

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DOING Tyre Plastic Pyrolysis Plant

Global Success Stories: DOING Waste Pyrolysis Plant Projects & How to Verify a Supplier
Seeing is believing! From Mexico to Malaysia and Colombia, DOING Group has successfully installed high-capacity pyrolysis plants worldwide. In this video, we not only showcase our global projects but also share a professional checklist on how to verify a reliable pyrolysis equipment manufacturer. Don't risk your investment—learn what to look for!
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DOING Tyre Plastic Pyrolysis Plant

Oily Sludge Pyrolysis Process | Recovered Oil, Gas, and Solid Residue Explained
How does an oil sludge pyrolysis plant turn hazardous waste into high-value energy? In this video, Henan DOING breaks down the complete thermal desorption pyrolysis process and key environmental compliance steps.📊 Pyrolysis Output Breakdown:

Recovered Oil: Used directly as industrial fuel, refined further, or sold for high profit.
Non-condensable Gas: Recycled for internal heating with advanced gas treatment & emission control.
Solid Residue: Safe handling or licensed disposal according to local environmental standards.

📋 Key Environmental Permit Requirements Covered:

Waste classification & treatment authorization
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)
Air-emission standards & waste-gas treatment
Final product & fuel classification

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DOING Tyre Plastic Pyrolysis Plant

Join our live stream to learn what oil can be produced from waste tires and how to start a tire pyrolysis project.
We will demonstrate the pyrolysis process step by step and explain how waste tires are converted into fuel oil and other useful outputs.
If you are interested in tire recycling, pyrolysis technology, or project development, this live session will give you a clear and practical overview.

If you have any questions or need more information, please contact us anytime.

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DOING Tyre Plastic Pyrolysis Plant

How to Process Oily Sludge into Fuel Oil? | Henan DOING Pyrolysis Plant Solution
Are you looking for an efficient way to recycle oilfield sludge, drill cuttings, or waste tires/plastics? In this video, Henan DOING Group demonstrates how our advanced pyrolysis plant converts hazardous oily sludge into valuable fuel oil, solids, and gas. As shown in the chart, different feedstocks (like tank-bottom sludge, ship sludge, and refinery sludge) have varying moisture, oil content, and solids, which determine the specific pyrolysis process requirements. Henan DOING provides customized thermal desorption units (TDU) to maximize your oil yield and ROI.

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DOING Tyre Plastic Pyrolysis Plant

Safety First! How PLC Systems Control Abnormal Conditions in Continuous Pyrolysis Plants
Safety is the lifeline of any waste tire recycling project. In this video, Henan DOING demonstrates our advanced PLC-based control system for fully continuous pyrolysis plants.
Learn how we monitor Temperature, Pressure, Gas, and Feed rate in real-time. Discover our multi-level safety logic:
🚨 Alarm Triggering
🔒 Safety Interlock
⚙️ Automatic Control Actions
🛡️ Safe Shutdown (if required)
Ensure your investment is protected by the smartest technology in the industry.
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DOING Tyre Plastic Pyrolysis Plant

Why do continuous pyrolysis plants lose operating time?

A continuous pyrolysis plant may have the right TPD capacity but still experience unstable operation, frequent cleaning or safety alarms.

The problem is often related to the whole process rather than the reactor alone.

In this video, we look at 5 common problem areas:

• Unstable feeding
• Coke and wax buildup
• Pressure and sealing problems
• Condensation and gas handling
• Abnormal conditions and safety protection

We also explain what to check when evaluating a continuous pyrolysis plant, including feed preparation, PLC control, pressure management, gas handling and maintenance access.

DOING ECO has experience with continuous pyrolysis projects for waste tires and plastics, including 2 × 50 TPD tire pyrolysis projects in China and Poland and a 20 TPD plastic pyrolysis project in Spain.

If you are planning a continuous pyrolysis project, these are some of the technical points worth checking before selecting the equipment.

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DOING Tyre Plastic Pyrolysis Plant

50 TPD Tire Pyrolysis Plant: Does It Mean a Manufacturer Has Large-Scale Project Experience?

When evaluating a manufacturer for a large-scale tire recycling pyrolysis project, equipment capacity is only one part of the picture.

A supplier may offer a 50 TPD or 100 TPD pyrolysis plant. But has the manufacturer actually delivered a fully continuous, multi-unit project and supported its installation and commissioning?

In this video, we look at several key points buyers should verify before selecting a tire pyrolysis supplier:

* Actual operating project references
* Fully continuous tire pyrolysis experience
* Multi-unit project integration
* Tire pretreatment and feeding
* Installation and commissioning
* Industrial-park project experience
* Equipment and service scope

Doing ECO Project Reference

In Yunnan, China, Doing ECO supplied 2 × 50 TPD fully continuous waste tire pyrolysis plants for a resource recycling project in an industrial park.

The project was planned for approximately 30,000 tons/year of tire processing and entered stable operation in November 2021.

Doing ECO also completed the installation of a 50 TPD fully continuous tire pyrolysis plant in India in August 2023.

These projects show why buyers should compare a supplier's actual project experience, rather than looking only at the largest capacity listed in a brochure.

If you are evaluating a large-scale tire recycling project, consider these questions:

What is the annual tire supply?
What daily capacity is required?
Is continuous operation necessary？
How many units will be installed?
What pretreatment and site requirements need to be considered?

The right supplier reference should match your actual project conditions.

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DOING Tyre Plastic Pyrolysis Plant

What Information Should Be Included in an RFQ for Waste Recycling Pyrolysis Equipment?

Getting quotations for a pyrolysis plant? A poorly prepared RFQ can make supplier quotations difficult to compare—and the lowest equipment price does not always mean the lowest project cost.

A useful RFQ should clearly describe:

✅ Feedstock – waste type, physical form, particle size, moisture, contamination, and daily availability

✅ Capacity & Process – required tons/day or tons/batch, and whether you need a batch, semi-continuous, or fully continuous system

✅ Product Requirements – pyrolysis oil, recovered carbon black, steel wire, gas, and any known quality requirements

✅ Technical Scope – feeding, heating, condensation, gas recycling, residue handling, environmental treatment, and automation

✅ Commercial Scope – equipment, optional systems, installation, commissioning, training, spare parts, transportation, warranty, and after-sales service

✅ Supplier Evidence – technical proposal, equipment list, process flow diagram, utility requirements, expected output, and relevant project references

One important tip: when comparing suppliers, look for projects with similar feedstock + capacity + process type, rather than simply choosing the supplier with the largest project.

For example, a 15 TPD oil sludge project may be more relevant to an oil sludge buyer than a 50 TPD tire pyrolysis project.

DOING ECO (formerly Henan Doing) provides waste recycling pyrolysis solutions based on feedstock, capacity, process type, and project location.



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DOING Tyre Plastic Pyrolysis Plant

Is Tire Shredding Necessary Before Tire Pyrolysis?


Do you need to shred waste tires before putting them into a tire pyrolysis plant?

Not always. The answer mainly depends on the type of pyrolysis system and its feeding method.

Batch tire pyrolysis plants designed for whole tires may be able to process tires directly, without a separate shredding line.

Continuous tire pyrolysis systems are different. They generally require pre-processed rubber particles or powder for stable continuous feeding. The pretreatment process may include:

Waste tires → Shredding → Magnetic separation → Rubber particles/powder → Continuous feeding → Pyrolysis

The required feed size is not the same for every plant. For many continuous systems, 5–20 mm rubber particles can be a practical range, while some systems require finer rubber powder.

Shredding itself does not automatically increase pyrolysis oil yield. Its main purpose is to prepare the feedstock for the reactor and feeding system, improve size consistency, and help separate steel wire.

So before choosing a tire shredder, check these three things:

• What type of pyrolysis plant are you using?
• Can the feeding system handle whole tires?
• What feed size does the reactor require?

The right shredding system should be selected around the pyrolysis plant's actual feeding requirements—not the other way around.

Doing ECO provides both whole-tire batch solutions and matched tire pretreatment systems for continuous pyrolysis projects.

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